A Human Industries app

Call Ya Mother

A gentle nudge to stay in touch with the people who'd love to hear from you.

Coming soon to the App Store.

Free to download. No account. We never see your contacts.

The Call Ya Mother Check In screen: a banner reading "4 people would love to hear from you", a Spin the Rolodex button, and a Check In Soon list of people with how long it has been since you last spoke.
How it works

Three taps, then it looks out for you.

No feeds, no accounts, no noise. Just a quiet system for keeping the people you love close.

The My People screen: contacts sorted into Family, Friends, Professional, College Crew and Church Group, with the Friends group opened to show two people.
Step 01

Pick someone

Choose a person from your contacts — Mom, Dad, an old friend, whoever you keep meaning to reach.

Daniel Hosta's screen, showing "Check in 4 days from now", "Reach out every 14 days", when he was last contacted, his phone and email, a special date and a note about him.
Step 02

Set a rhythm

Once a week, every few days, on birthdays. Whatever feels right for that relationship.

A notification reading "Time to reach out — 4 people are ready for a check-in, tap to see who", over the Call Ya Mother splash screen and its "Life's short - Reach out" line.
Step 03

Get a nudge

A warm reminder arrives at a good time. Tap it to call straight away — or mark that you've already spoken.

The quiet part

Built to stay out of your business.

Stays on your phone

Your contacts and reminders live on your device and in your own iCloud. We never see them.

No account, ever

Nothing to sign up for. No email, no password, no profile. Open it and go.

No ads, no cross-app tracking

No advertising and no cross-app tracking. Usage analytics are pseudonymous and never include your contacts or reminders — opt out any time.

Someone's hoping
you'll call today.

It takes five minutes and it makes their week. Let the app remember, so you don't have to.

Get notified on launch day

Coming soon to the App Store.